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The Ini-gcit lino of rus in the elty
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Mrs. (too CIiiummi loft tlio Inttcr
pint of tlio wevh for u visit wltli rein
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J. V. Kultliloy rcturtK'd the first of
the week from n throe woeks sojomrX
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It is the fashion this season to
look easily graceful, to have
slendernessof line with freedom
of movement.
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KOll SA UK-Two high bred Gallo
way calves. Inquliu of l M Harlow,
phono 13 on $1
Mr, anil Mrs. Iteit Ducker and two
children returned homo the last of the
week from a trip to Minnesota.
Mrs. Alf MeCall left the latter pait
of the week for an extended visit with
hor daughter who lesides at Valparaiso
Indiana.
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REDUCING
MEDIUM CORSET
It trains the figure in smooth,
soft lines without a suggestion
of stiffness or rigidity. You
women of medium figure will
find that it delineates the latest
style lines and yet has all the
comfort of sensible corsetry.
The Price 92. BO
In our complete assortment of
J. C. C. Corsets there is a model
made to fit your type of figure exactly. See all the styles until
you come to that one. '
Prices Just Right $1 to 96
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Miss Laura Hedge was vtsitiug home
folks the latter part of the week
She tetutiied to Friuikliii Monday
morning.
Mrs. Ellingcr had the misfortune to
fall from the poi eh the latter part of
last week and fraetuio her right arm
and shoulder.
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Mrs. ,1. M. Weesner and baby left
for Superior Tuesday morning for b
visit with her parents, Mr. uud Mrs.T.
M. Shambaugh.
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LOST A satchel, ou last Friday, be
tween Amboy and a mile west of town.
Finder leave at this office and receive
reward. A. N. Tkhiiv.
Mr. HUd Mrs. Matt Frohnan of Hast
ings was spending a few days the first
of the week in this city the guests of
Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. Bradford.
F. U. Tatwe & Son
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HONE NEWS
Bulletin of The Week's Doings
Editor W. D. Edson spent Tuesday
in nastings.
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See Warren's restaurant for Fresh
Oysters.
C. C. Starke was In Lincoln the first
of tho week
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J. V. Elder of III vol ton was in the
city on Monday.
See tho complete line of rugs at
Miner Hios. Co.
Help make tho Farmers' Institute
for the year 1913 a big success.
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J. D. Fulton of Hiverton was iu the
city one day the first of the week.
Mr. aud Mrs. E G. Caldwell left tho
first of tho week for a trip to Kansas
City.
Mrs L. L. lioren had for her guest
the first of the week Mrs. A. A. Borcn
of Cowles,
No. 21 5c Cigars as good as gold.
Try them. advl
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When in need of anything in the rug
line see Miner Bros. Co.
George Washington Heed has dis
continued the laundry business.' 1 '
When you want A Short Order or
Fresh Oysteis go to Warren's res
taurant Miss Vernon Storey spent a few
duys the latter part of the week visit
ing in Lincoln. (
Mr. and Mrs. David Uelllebower re
turned the last of the week from a
short stay in Omaha.
What's become of Harry Tliaw?
Wednesday's Com.-Ad.
Who wants to know?
W. II. Heldman of Rlverton was In
the city Monday being enroute to the
W. S. Beuse sale.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Teel have for
their guest this week their neicc, Miss
Gertrude Teel, who resides at Indian
ola, Nobr.
The M. W. Carter family have for
their guests this week T. II. Sargent
and daughter, Mrs. O J. Carter and
her son who reside in California.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ii. Crone left for
their borne in York, Ncbr, Monday,
after a visit at tho home of their
daughter, Mrs'. Frank Peterson.
Tho first installment of 'The Beauti
ful" for the winter season of 1013 was
noticed on Sunday about uoou. While
only a few flakes fell, yet twas real
snow, and as such taken the count as
being the first of tho season. m
L. L. Borcn left the first of the week
for Cripple Creek, Colorado, to attend
to some busiuess matters.
E. J. Overing Jr., returned home the
latter part of the week from a two
week's sojourn in Lincoln.
J. A. MoArthur was in Long Island,
Kansas, Sunday attending the funeral
of his brother-in-law I'. J. Carl.
Hoy Sattley, the popular furniture
dealer aud undertaker, was iu St.
Joseph the first of the week whole he
purchased a new line of rugs.
Married at the Methodist paisonage
byRov. W. H. Wright on Satnrday
evening, Shciidau A McCorklc anil
Pearl Calkins both of lllvertbn.
Mrs. Joe Fogel returned Saturday
from Lawrence, Kansas, where she
has been attending the geueral meet
ing of tho Fraternal Aid Association.
C. W. Way, M. M. Horrigan, M. N.
Bafr aud W. S. Sohellak all of Hast
ings spent Tuesday afternoon ip this
qity,, they having au'tocd over' in Mr.
Way's automobile. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Richardson loft'
the latter part of the veek for south
ern states, the ttip being inudo ln.tliu
hope that a change of climate may
prove beneficial to Mr. Richtudsou's
health.
Walter Most, while on his way home
last Saturday evening, was thrown.
from a wagon, falling in such a wnj
as to suffer tho misfoitune of throwitig
his shoulder out of place.
Floyd Turuure, Vinton Johnson,
Laird Potter, B. W. Stewart, Miner
Sherwood, Will Storey, Allan Black
ledge, Dr. Nicholson aud L. II. Black
ledge were among the many from here
who attended the big foot ball game
in Lincoln Saturday.
The ladles of the Congregational
church will hold their market at Wull
brandt's store on Saturday, October 25.
A trial of the Comet Cigar will con
vince you that it is well worth lOcts,
while it is sold for Gets, by all dealers.
For goodness sake buy your candies
at The lion Ton Bakery. Just receiv
ed a fresh supply of Kimball's choco
lates the best ever.
I have the best rate in the county on
farm loans, See me and be convinced,
My motto prompt service.
A. T. WAI.Khlt
Mr aud Mrs. II. C. Cutter returned
the first of the wcok from Wisconsin
points, where they wont several weeks
ago in the liopo that a chaugo of
climate would prove beneficial to Mr,
Cuttoi'a health.
James, Peter aud Edgar Mcintosh
and Raleigh Lawrence left Saturday
via automobile for various Iowu points
where they will spend a week visiting.
John Sutton aud wife aud Will
Mountford were nmonir the many who
left tho first of the week for North
Platte to attend the big laud drawing.
Keep in mind tho dates of the
Fanners' Institute aud if you have not
already began to get inguthcr your
exhibits, begin now. Tho Institute
this year bids fair to being the best
over, sullliilent money alieady having
been rained to pay all pioiuliims, ami
with your help the Funnels' Institute
for thu ju.ir lOlU will bo tho greatest
one of them all,
Ur. Holes and Frank Abel mado a
Mien t trip In St. Jooph, the first of
the week, whom they went to see
"Ilabo"MeIClinniey who was taken to,
a sanitarium at that place a few weeks
ago buffering from a complication of
llvor and kidney tumble. They re
port "Babe" us slowing improving,
which fact will be good trows, Indeed,
to his niaiiy trlends here.
Walter Warren, the latter part of the
week, laid aside the "grief" which
goes with the successful conducting
of an up-to-date restaurant, placed
bis "nightie" in his grip, and departed
for eastern points for a short vacation
of a couple of weeks the most of
which time he intends spending iu
various Iowa points.
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At a meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows in Lincoln last week
Daniel Uarbor, a former distinguished
resident of this city, but at present
residing in Rlverton, was appointed
Grand Marshal and Paul Storey was
elected as a delegate to attend the
Soverigu Grand Lodge at , Atlantic
City, New Jersey next year. Grand Is
land was selected as the place for hold
ing the Grand Lodge next year.
Aioeri, ueipn ana ves ismick one
day last week counted their money
decided it was sufficient for all time to
come, and as a consequence resigned
their positions, donned their "glad
rags," and on Tuesday departed for
Lincoln and other eastern villages,
where the lights shine brighter, the
music is softer and the air is lighter.
However, tho boys experionced a
change of heart before roach I ng Hast
ings, and altered tholr plHiis, going
up to North Platte, and then return
ing homo.
Tho Bed Cloud High School foot
ball team met tholr Waterloo on tho
local field last Friday afternoon, tlrtl.
visiting hoys being tho llustlngb High"
Sohool.teatu ' However, It was a good
game, neither hliicscoilng until in the
fourth quarter, and the final score
only standing at 7 to 0, whiuh Is in
Irsolf pioof sufficient that Rod Cloud
possesses among her many othoi
things, some real good foot bill mV.er-lal.
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Clothes for the Young Man
of Good Taste
Such are Society Brand Clothes.
They appeal to his instinct for style.
Each season finds them just a
little more stylish possessing just, .
r a nine more vaiue ior tne money.
Norfolks will be more generally worn.
Society Brand Norfolks present a beauty of
style and perfection of tailoring seldom found
, in these garments.
;. ' . Young men and retail clothiers qualified
to iuctee sav these models' for Fall are the
.most attractive examples of expejrt clothes
making ever produced. v : '
The fabrics are specially selected blues, grays
and browns, in serges, cheviots and cassimeres.
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Koca Is The
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Your Fall
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Ready-To-Wear
Department
We have sold lots of Coats
all ready, but still have a good
selection to pick from and will
be glad to show them to you
.whether you purchase or not.
We are going to discontinue
carrying Ladies Suits in stock.
We have just a dozen suits
left which we are going to close
out, some at cost and some at
less than cost. Better take ad
vantage'of this if you figure on
getting a suit this fall.
Give us a chance on your fall
purchases.
We have the right goods, at
the right prices and will give
you the right kind of treatment.
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Right now our stocks in all
lines of Fall Goods are very
complete, and you will find a
much better assortment to se
lect from now than you will
later in the'season.
Wo wish to call your atten
tion to tho following llncm
of good In which wo aro
especially strong. tf j k
Wool Dress Goods in all the
latest weaves such as Eponges,
Boucles, Whip-Cords, Diagonals,
Serges. Covert Cloths, Suitings,
etc. Prices from 50c to $2.50
per yard. Big assortment of
trimmings suitable to trim this
class of goods. Just received
some of the new Bulgurian
trimmings which are especially '
good for this fall.
In silks we carry Mcssalines,
Sateen Charmense. Crepe Me
teor, Silk Serges, Silk Poplins,
Brocaded Silks. Taffeta Silks.
Pongee Silks. China Silks, and
a good line of colors in the wide
lining Satins.
We have most any shade you.
wish either in Silk Velvets,
Paune Velvets or the new
Brocaded Velvets.
The stock of Blankets we
have for your inspection this
fall is by far the best we have '
ever shown and we are positive
we can save you some money
on blankets. Prices range all
the way from 50c to $15 a pair.
We also carry a dandy line of
Baby Blankets, both crib blank
ets and buggy blankets, also
Bath Robes, Automobile Robes,
and Fur Robes for baby buggies.
Ask to see our 10c Outing Flan
nels, a splendid quality and
comes in both the light and
dark colors. Most stores over
the country are getting 12Xc
per yard for this outing.
Our Under-Wear stock is well
sorted up and you will find it
much easier now to get just
what you want than you will .
later on. ,
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